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Men have more testosterone than women which is said to cause aggression
testosterone lowers the activation threshold of the amygdala - more active - more aggression
Refractory period of AP shortened meaning more signals can fire - more aggression
Low levels of cortisol causes aggression as it suppose to inhibit aggression

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A01

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